And the answer to each and every one of those for me is no. But I'm
only white by some statistics. I think you're trying to say a specific
type of white person, and even then you're being waaaay to broad.

On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 7:22 PM, Gruss Gott<[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> gg wrote:
>> Of course the real discrimination still in place - and the one that
>> will be in place for a long time - is wealth.
>>
>
> Take someone like yourself (if any of this inaccurate, I'll prepend
> 'much like'), you came from privilege:
>
> * you had access to people who knew the system and could tell you its
> options, requirements, and secrets
>
> * You had people to pull strings for you
>
> * Your parents probably paid for everything you had or wanted -
> especially education/career related while growing up
>
> * You parents paid your college and associated costs so you left debt
> free and they probably even gave you "start up" money to get that
> first apartment, those first work clothes, et al
>
> * Your retirement plan may very well be dead parents.
>
> That's the white male system.  Most minorities had none of that.
>
> So the meritocracy assumes you even know what do - which most don't -
> and have the means to play - which most don't.
>
> Affirmative Action fixes this inequality of opportunity.
>
> And now the fear is that the NEW SYSTEM will begin to deny whitemale
> those cheats.
>
> The answer is "it will".
>
> Welcome to the real World whitemale.
>
> 

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